The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-05

Next Monday night Murray and
Murphy open at the Union Square
Theater, and none but professionals
will be admitted. On Tuesday even
ing the critics will see the perform
ance, and on Wednesday the house
will be open to the general public.
No money will be received Tor the
performances Of Monday and Tues
day evenings.
The following attractions are an
nounced for next week In New York:
"Erminie," at the Casino; "Iolan-
the" at the Standard; "Falka," at
Wallack's o; II. u. Dixey, in AdoDis,"
at the Biou Opera House; "The
Kindergarden," at Dockstader's;
Richard Mansfield, in prince
Karl" at the Madison Square Thea
ter; 1.-THE Highest Bidder" at the
Lyceum; "The Pyramid" at the
Star; "Ilypocrite, at the Fourteenth
Street Theater; Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee
Rankin. in the Golden Giani, )" at
Niblo's; Lights O. London" at the
Windsor; Francis Bishop, in
Mugs Landing" at Tony Pastors;
Benjamin Maginley. in "Inshe-
vogue" at the Third Avenue; Frank
Mayo, in ths Three Guar1smen,"
at the Peoples, and Murray and
Murphy at the Union Square.
Closed : Harrigan's Park, Days,
and Fifth Avenue.
"Hypoorite" will be produced at
the Fourteenth Street Theater next
Monday night. The new play is in
four acts, and the scenes are laid in
and near New Orleans before the
war. The wife of George" an Oc-
toroon slave, is sold by the master,
and the husband, seeking revenge
for his wrongs. is the chief motive
OF tbs play. The first scene is in
an orange grove; the second shows
Southern home, and the third and
fourth Il parlor in the st. Charles
Hotel in New Orleans. The char
acters are ell Southerners, and the
complete cast will .be;as:fOllows:
Edward " alton, a tlaVeholder. .........,.,......
| George. az Oo,sroon. .........Newto GotthOid
Richard Singleton .".",..;. Herbert kelcey
Doctor K,ernYn"."...."...;;;; Harry Conrtaino
Bsnog Mi iot..."""."""".CharlesS s. Dicss9n
Grace Oontrairo........ Miss Miriam 0'Lelry
Martha. .."......".....".."....Mi Miss Marie Bates
Miss Annie 0'Neill, the young
lady who has become SO popular in
Brooklyn by her efforts in connec-
ton with the Leonardis Dramatic
Society, appeared for the last time on
the amateur stage on Thursday even
ing, May 10th, and made her first
professional bow Monday evening at
! the Madison Square Theater in
Prince Karl" under the manage
ment of Mr.. Richard Mansfield.
While Miss 0'Neill possesses moro
dramatic talent and a better stage
presence than many of the over ad-
vertised ladies who have commenced
their professional career at the top OF
the ladder, she has the good sense to
assume for the nonce q minor part,
believing it to be much better to
work up to that point which only
experience can attain than to hutter
for while ut the top of the pinnacle
aud then drop out Of sight altogether.
She certainly possesses all the attri-
butes of success.
Why does Nat Goodwin wear red
suspenders2
Frederick Warde appears in Port
land, Ore, next week,
Why does Henry u. Dizzy wear a
plain gold ring on his thumb2 /.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett has arrived
at his summer home, Coh4sset, Mass.
Robt. B. Mantell has settled down
ia bis cottage at Long Branch for the
summer. :srsN stfAHsSs--. 't
Joseph Jefferson and @. W. Coul-
dock are on fishing excursion down
in New Hnglaud.
Starlight" is the name Of the mu-
steal company in which Verona Jar
beau will star next season. ,
George Hoey's new play entitled
American Grit" will be produced
at tho Grand Opera House on June
9th.
Miss Eugene Blair does not con-
! template a starring tour next season,
as has been announced. This is Off
oial.
Miss Margaret Mather closed her
season last Saturday, May 18th, in
Ithaca, N. Y. Manager Hill says it
has been very successful.
| w. j. Seaman and Augustus
Pitou, his manager, are writing, a
new local melodrama, which will be
produced in New York next season
Miss Augusta Van Doren will be
one Of the society stars next season
The young actress comes from gooc
old Knickerbocker stoc !1<
York City.
There are two exceedin
parts in "Travers House."
be produced at Niblo's, j
PERSONAL.
Miss Adelaide Stanhope will play on
Of them.
II. II. Vanderbilt has finally de
oided his destiny for next season
He goes on the road playing the
leading part in French and Sanger
Harbor Lights Company.
The scenes of the new play VIII icl
David Belasco and H. 0. DeMill,
have written to open the next regu
lar season at the Lyceum Theater
are laid in Washington.
Miss Adelaide Moore is taking il
all tho theaters previous to her de
) parture for Europe. Next seasoI
the handsome actress makes a star
ring tour Of England, Ireland an,
Scotland.
The following we'll known pro
fessionals are victims of the baseball
habit: Helen Dauvray, Jennie Yea
mans. Digby Bell, Francis Wilsor
= and DeWolf Hopper. 1t is feare
, that they are incurable.
Johu A. Stevens will bemarried /
. Mas Emily Lytton to morrow. TIL
:. bride is nineteen years of age, an
u was q leading member of Mr., Ste
|, vens's company for two seasons. Th
! groom has seen forty-three winters
DenmAn Thompson closes his re
. markable engagement at the -Four